The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-11
The American Association.

ST LOUIS. IA; ATHLETICS, II
PHILADELPHIA. June 10-The Athletics drop
ped another game to the St. Louis champions to-
day through costly errors. Stovey's errors alone
resulted in five runs for the .sitors. The Ath-
letc management has brought charges against
Comiskey and Welcn for actions prejudicial to
the game during yesterdays contest Outside
OF Bierbauers work at second, to-day. the field
ing was generally slovenly. Score:
s. s.ni Louis. ) 9 9 III
Earned runs-Athletics 6; ST. Louis 6. Twobase
hits-Larkn, Lyons. McGarr, Latham t2l o'Neil
bases-Stovey t2), Poorman, McGarr (2l. ONeil,
Welch; Robinson Home run.Atkisson; First base
WEIGH Robinson. Errors-Athletics, 6: St. Louis 8.
First base srrors-Athletcs, 4; St Louis: g.
Robinson g. wild pitch -Foutz. Time of game
2:1O. Observation-Disclosures.
BROOKLYN. IL; CINCINNATI,
New YORK. June 10.-McGinnis had no bet
ter luck in Brooklyn than Whitney had at the
, Polo grounds. His curves,would hit the bat al
most whenever the striker so elected, and the
Brooklyn chaps sent the ball flying all over
Besides that, the Cincinnati players generally
folded poorly. The home club took such lead
in the first inning that interest in the game was
soon lost. Smith. Pinckney, Mcclellan and
Fennelly did work that called out applause.
Score:
6 esssalzsi. g 1oo 3 60 @ s
Earned Runs-Brooklyn 9; Cincinnati 2. Two
base hts-McTammany, Greer. McPhee McGnnis
Stolen ,bases-Pnckney, Mcrammany. Toy. Greer.
play-Greer and Mcclellan. First base on balls
Pinekney. Mcclellan. Swartwood Phillips. Porter.
base errors-Brooklyn, s; Cincinnati 2. Struck
out-Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati. 2 Hit by pitched
Baldwin. 2. Wild pitches-McGinnis Porter.s Time
-2:O5. Umpire-McQuade.
LOUISVILLE, 6; METRoPoLITANs, f.
NEW YORK, June 10-The Louisvilles de-
feated the Metropolitans after a we'll played and
interesting game, at Staten Island. The visi-
tors batted hard and earned the victory. al
though sad bundsr by Hankinson, in the
second inning gave them three runs Over 900
people were present. 1t was stated on the
grounds that 0. p Caylor has been made man
ager of the Metropolitans. Score:
n nstEsRflit.n. I'D 3 g i ID
Earned runs--Metropotans g. Louisville, 3. Two
White White. n Stolen S tss e. oBrisn
Meister and Hankinson. Errors-Metropohtans, 2;
Louisville, 3. First base balls-Nelson (2), Ester
errors-aetropotan l. louisville. 2 Struck s ous
Metropolitsns 1; Louisville; 2 Passed balls-Cook,
2 Time, LAO. Umpire-Knight.
BALTIMORE. 8; CLEVELAND, 2
BALTIMORE, juno 10-Knouff pitched in fine
form to-day, but three actual hits being scored
against him. with three bases on balls The
Cleveland team felded rather loosely and ran
bases listlessly, while the hons nine worked
steadily, batted well. and won a fairly interest
ing game. Cuthbert failed TO put in an appear
ance, and Fulmer. of the Baltimore club UNI
pired satisfactorily: Score:
Baltimore 0 2 Is
Cleveland .-----.-----O o o o o / %
Earned runs-Batimore, l; Cleveland, 1. Two
base hit-Reipschlager. Stolen bases-Greenwood
t2) Smith, Knouff, Reccius. Three-base hits-Burns
90, Errors-Baltimore, /; Cleveland, 6. Double
and Tucker; Green wood, Tucker and
burns. First base bals-Of knott. g. off
Growell. g. Hit by pitched balls-Tueker Mann.
First base errors-Baltimore, 4; Cleveland /.
Struck out-By Knouf. 6; by Crowell T. Passed
balls-Reipschlager, 2. Wild pitches-Knouff l.
Crowell, /. Time-Two hours Umpre-FuiIner.